... ENigISH NDIES INT STRAND. (&w:on ?? Mafigazine2.) It was not long since, I met one at the table-d' hote of Mr. Lior'y;'the lid'spatabld bt expens.V b-wnher of Les Tro s Ct'ron- zn4§S aftT&L -ifft SwVtgerliifd. 'A laifgd party had acsembned, 'i mposed f' aldMoste&Y` 'Eordpean iation aid w' had just 3tiaimfe'}edeA'ou't dinlhe ...

... ?? Arty1 @Bvat t -, . I .i;itoil from 14%iono the 4tA~Otbe arvdtI Lve: 1)001 On Wi u1.. e len rn h.el wthtnill -as, tra ?? t -ii. on on th deatr fti aand that thle icin-: iii tile arrival ?? Elghlitd hald beenl received by thin court onl the 3rd infrtatst It w~as replorted it. litiilua several .pflv;~te~rs_ eieol tikny ntt ~h Tuilsibt cnpt. Ehio-rali did not seethemi. The commerce of ?? ...

... T2UE UNITARI9 DZSEXTERS AN'D JEWS DENOUNCED. it appears by the York papers, that the Rev. Dr. Raffles, of t this town, a fetw days since, unceremoniously consigned over to r perdition all those numerous and respectable British subjects t whom the Government has lately released from the obnoxious c tests to which tkey had been so unjustly subjected. It is not a little hard upon the Unitarians, ...

... t | From 11105 to IO2N1 inclusive, the Catholic question hasnd It been agitated seventeen times in the House ofComrmons- d 1, lost on twelve divisions, and carried on live. In the Lords b - it has always been unsuccessful, whether as a measure it at originating with their lordships, or as sent up from the of ConimonS. t, Sonte of the Catholic noblemen and gentry of Ireland I M who have taken ...

... . a ?, 1. ? .. ? ? . I . I ? . . . I. . 1 all,'s, ;iJ Iso , ?? Px':tl ?? tie ?? inult. g 1 it ol his nlearly but tsoisy Nvecolsne. AlbemlarIo S Strct, il w hidc (iril!on's 1ociEl is situated, was crovv:.led vithl peo- FI pIc, and it Was vith difficulty tie Qu ecu could alighit in tromn her cIIridge. ,: The younl Queen, in compliance with the repeated . calls of the assembled multitude, ...

... PRESBYTERY OF INVEJRNESS. e This Jtidicatory ]has issued one of the most extraoetli- nary decrees that eve-r was pronounced in at free couni-vy ; hit -which it ia generally supposed that thle plainest rulea of law and of justice arc rccgngincd aa the guides of judicial Ctfl- a dluct. The schoolmaster of Kirkhill, within the boundls of' c -the Prc'lbytery, has bceu~ dleposed, not because it ...

... I I Corn A inti ttCULTUR'R. Corn harvestin thiscounty is all but concladed; with that h ig txceptiotl if siane straggling stooks upon the heighus of - Whitburn, the crop of 1828 is snug beneath its winter theek- t- Iing. ss The rains which fell upon the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th d 1 so completely soaked the cut corn in the fiel.d, that allmost p *d every sheafrequired to be untied, and ...

... I tvciipto rFRiDAY'S LONDON GAZETTB. r * ANKRUPTS.-Josepb IHunton, Bi- a tihopsgate-street, and ironmonger-lane, linen draper.-C Johnl Thornas Earl, Lewisham,' ?? I i Fenton, St. James's-street, Westainster, hotel keeper. -Jospeh Pain, Lutor, iBedfordshire, straw bit manufacturer.- Jrmes ressimonn, Leek, Staffordshire, silk manufacetsrer.-Rd.' 3}tardin, Cltaniioek, Staiffordshire, maltster. ...

... LONDON: TH URSDAdY, OCTOBER 23, 1828. We received last night Hamburgh Papers te the 18th October. They contain no further official accounts from the theatre of the war; but a variety of reports and ra- mours. The Turks are said, in a letter from Vienna, to have been defeated between Widdin and Krajova, and to have experienced a signal defeat. The accounts from Odessa speak of the air having ...

... THE Al ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDdY, OCTOBER 22, 1828. A Meeting of Gentlemen, opposed to the object of the Brunswickers, took place at Maidstone on Monday last, to arrange the plan of proceedings. It was the un- derstanding of the Meeting, that a Motion of Adjourn- ment should be made on the ground-that being con- vinced his MAJESTY'S Ministers would not sanction any measure ...

... Brussels Papers to the 1I7ih instant arrived yesterday.-The following are extracts - BERLIN, OCT. 23-The Prujssiana State Gazette of this date, end the ordinary Supplement, do not contain any news what- ver from the theatre . f war. VIENNA, OCTOBER 19-The Austrian Observer of this date pives, from the Journal otf Oje8sa of tre 11th (received by ex- press), the Russian bulletins to October 1; ...

... TH.E ARMY. HALF-PAY, &c.-The undermentioned services will be ie course of payment on the 17th inst. :-Half-paY and Milltary Allowances-Widows' Pensiens-Unsttacbed Pay of Gel Officers-Royal Bounty-Retired Full Pay-PensioDs forWouid -Adjutants of Local Militia-Adjuteots and Serjeant-1aj1as of Militia-Foreign Half-pay, and Foreign Pensions. A51ERICAN LOYALIST4.-The penisoos and aslew0ances w ...